New destinations take bite into NY business

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New tourist destinations in the US are beginning to present a threat to New York, although international arrivals to this city are still rising. The Pow Wow trade marketplace event held in 1995 served to revive interest in the city, and is predicted to produce more than $300 million in new international visitor spending over the next three years. However, the city's share of the overall US travel tourism market fell to 2% in 1995, from 2.1% in 1993.

HOTELS AND OTHER LODGING PLACES

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Book well in advance for taste of glitzy Las Vegas

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The city of Las Vegas attracts 23 million domestic and international visitors every year, and new hotels and attractions are being added all the time. It now has more than 80,000 hotel and motel rooms, but it is still advisable to book well in advance. Efforts are being made to give the city a more family-orientated image.

Description and travel, Las Vegas, Nevada

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Outlook remains good for confident New York

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The number of visitors to New York City rose by 2.5% in 1994 to almost 25 million, and city tourist authorities are confident that visitor numbers will rise further in 1995. New York is benefiting from a more positive image, and the tourist industry has also been helped by the reduction in hotel taxes.

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